Linen Shower for Bride at Mise Ulrich Home
SRICTY Club and Church Events report a linen shower and party hosted by Miss Miele Ulrich and Jennie McCafferty for bride Miss Miller at Ulrichs home. Decorations feature red and white hearts and peonies, with gifts in a red white basket. Miss Miller, three years with the state health board, receives early wedding honors. Guests listed include Mrs. Miller, Mrs. C. B. Miller, Mrs. Becker, Mrs. J. C. Coble, and multiple Misses. A tea and formalities follow later tonight hosted by Mrs. Brelech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miele Ulrich
Jennie McCafferty
Mise Ulrich
Mise Mother Miller
State Board of Health
Capitol
Misa Miller
C. B. Miller
Becker
J. C. Coble
Gretchen
Anna Arp
Lillie Grunden
Jella Doonan
Lily Roberts
Laona Barber
Kathryn Kints
Florence Miller
Ruth Brelech
Grace Emerson
Gladys Boyce
Faustina Thompson
Miss Miller
Dancing Party at Cox Ranch Near Cheyenne
Mrs. Mark Cox hosted a late evening dancing party at her Cheyenne area ranch inviting Miss Athol Brophy of Omaha and Miss Wifie Lannen among other guests. Attendees enjoyed supper and dancing, with couples arriving by car and leaving late. Names include Miss Brophy Loonen Margaret Walsh Viola Kleiuke LeRoy Snow George Argue Norton Lee Bell and Miss Effie Lannen hosted another party with Meda Carley Vera Kerrigan Nimmo Nimmo Peters Lee Kerrigan Mahoney Klett Araue Aimer Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Cox
Thoraday
Cheyenne
Athol Brophy
Omaha
Wifie Lannen
Cox
Misses Brophy
Loonen
Margaret Walsh
Viola Kleiuke
Messrs
LeRoy Snow
George Argue
Norton Lee
Bell
Effie Lannen
Marjorie Lannen
Helen Davidson
Meda Carley
Vera Kerrigan
Mary Nimmo
Ethel Nimmo
Paul Peters
Bill Lee
Harold Kerrigan
Visiting Notables and Departures Around Cheyenne
Visiting lists show Mr. and Mrs. B P McKelvey of Crawford Nebraska with L J Zook in Cheyenne. Rev George Van Winkle will attend a Chicago convention with his wife and daughter Dorothy. Miss Dorothy Van Winkle recently graduated from Denison University and visits in Cincinnati. Mrs Crook and sister M M Olds enjoy healthful summer in Ocean Park California. George O Brophy of Union Pacific arrives in Cheyenne for private business. Mrs McEndree and son Ted plan future home in Central City Nebraska. Mrs Keough of Fort Collins visits Cheyenne. Mr and Mrs John Glynn of Omaha stay with A J Miller. Jack Heath of Chicago to visit Mrs Frank Warton. Mathe Murray spends summer in Illinois after attending Chicago conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Merlin Easterday
Greeley
Mise Ethelyn [Solt
Fort Collins
Presbyterian Church
Easterday
Agricultural College
Continental Oil Company
First Presbyterian Church
George van Winkle
First Baptist’ Third
Chicago
Dorothy van Winkle
Miss van Winkle
Dennigan University
Granville
Ohio
Cincinnati
W. W. Crook
Dr Crook
California
Ocean Park
M. M. Olds
George O. Brophy
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Mis
Athol
Effie Lansen
Omaha
C. C. McEndree
Ted
Central City
Neb
Jegk Heath
Frank Warton
Round Lake summer resort guest list and travels
A jumble of names and places describes visitors and residents in Cheyenne and surrounding areas. Martha Falloon of Fort Cobb. Mr. and Mrs. Hristel. Lave Hristel. WB Ridley and son Hiliard Jr.. Mice Lots Martie from University of Colorado. A I Marble family. Edith Jones of Konan Chey Mo. Mrs Beam of Columb Ohio. Clyde Snow. Mrs Snow’s twins born last week. Stuart of Zanesville visiting Port Runcell. Vitla Mies Helen Fuller accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mice
Martie
University of Colorado
Moulder
Puente
Edith Jones
Konan Chey Mo
Mra
Beam
Columb Ohio
Clyde Snow
Wier Jones
Eirl
Mire
Snow
Mr. Stuart
Zanesville
Ohio
Port Runcell
Selah A. Muller
Cheyenne
Vi Tla Mies
Helen Fuller
Major
Woman's Clubs Correction Dates Meeting Change
The Woman's club of the RA. M. A. will meet Wednesday July 12 with Mrs. Db C Hudson instead of July 5 due to absence of members who will spend the Fourth elsewhere. City Federation of Women's Clubs will meet at Carnegie Library Monday afternoon at 2:30 and president Mrs. A Fox urges representatives to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of the
RA. M. A
Db. C. Hudson
Humber
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Carnegie Library
A. Fox
Hospital Aid Society Meets July 10 at Library
The Hospital Aid Society will hold its regular monthly meeting on Monday July 10 at 3 o'clock in the library. The session was postponed one week due to the Fourth of July holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Aid Society
Special Musical Service At St. Mark's This Sunday
The Guild of St. Mark's met at the Parish House for a social session and business. Mrs. W. H. Gil directed the choir and Miss Laulee Larsh will play the organ for a 7 30 p m service at St. Mark's church with a varied program of hymns choruses organ solos and duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Mark's
Mesdames Stuart and
Tillman
St. Mark's Church
W. H. Gil
Laulee Lareh
Hyma Fon
Lord Is My Shepherd
Devil's Ball closes as top Broadway Musical Comedy act tonight
Today the clever staged playlet Devil's Ball ends its run with tunny sayings catchy music and standout pictures. The Broadway Musical Comedy company delivers the best 60 fay entertainment with a last chance tonight and a vaudeville bill tomorrow promising familiar performers and strong acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATLAA
Godvel
Pates Boomerang stars Mollie King at Lyre theatre
Lyric today announces Mollie King in Pates Boomerang a mountain forest drama where she plays the true mother of the hills delivering a moving performance of love and noble instinct as in the west. Fate's Boomerang attracts audiences at the Lyre theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate
Mollie King
Miss King
Tosa
o&Fly
Lyre Theatre
Pretty Crochet Projects for Rug Making at Home
An 1890s guide describes crocheting techniques to join laces and fabric strips into decorative rugs. It covers color schemes, materials like white cheesecloth and blue strips, and step by step setup from starting chains to forming an oval rug, noting durability and cost considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dende
Kaneas City
Why Do Men Grow Old In The Eyes Of Science
A discussion on theories of aging cites bacterial toxins from the large intestine, arterial damage, and nervous system changes. It notes limits of single-cause ideas and highlights Planarian worm experiments by Professor Child showing occasional regeneration and partial aging reversal in simple organisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnin
Child
Chiveago
Animal Kingdom
Lowgos Nation
Massacre and War Echoes From 1847 Battle Recalled
An aging veteran recounts the 1847 conflict with Mexico, noting ambushes and sieges, the loss of Captain Thornton and his 70 dragoons, and a two day battle where both sides suffered similar casualties. The tale echoes the broader U.S. war effort and early clashes on Texas fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixiow
Mexico
Carmel
Citrinal
Ambun
Thornton
Texas
Mestean
Bidea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sricty
Fr. Brelech
Mr. Elwood Mreicch
Fred Miller
Jack Prendergast
Car¢, Cole
Keough
Fort Colling
Miss Brophy
Ethelbert Mahoney
Gee. Klett
George Araue
Join Ainer
John Bell
Miss Walker
Helen Abbott
Fay Walker
New York City
Miss Abbott
Vaughan
Misses Walker
Frances Bristol
Grace Vollmer
Brooklyn
Elizabeth and
Louise Lacey
Marion Mellen
Marguerite Stull
Mckinndrese
H. B. Henderson
C. McEndree
McEndree
J. H. Walton
W. C. Deming
Harry Henderson, Jr
Ted McEndree
Bobby Walton
A. H. Marble
W. C. Kinkead
C. J. Ohnhots
RS. van Tussell
McEndree, Inviting A Few Friends To Join the Party. Mr. and Mrs. McEntree
Hire'’s
Welch
Ohenstein Bros
B. P. McKelvey
Crawford, Neb
L. J. Zook
East Twentieth Street
Mre. Keough
Mr. and
John Glynn
A. J. Miller
Slater
Mrs. Miller
Mathe Murray
Ilinois
Wowan
Round Lake
Mies
Martha Falloon
Fort Cobline
Enimmey
CeePies
Cheyene
Mr. Lave Hristel
WB. Ridaley
Hiliard, Jr
Yeeterday
Denver
St. Mark's Guild
Mise Louise Larsh
Jesus
Warren Chorus
the Lord
Christopher Marks
Lord
Alliston
Mr. EK. Mahoney
Ain
Mr. Hunter
Louise Lavi
Lyric Today
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Morning Glory
Wim. Myers Dry Goods Co
West Seventeenth Street
Cade
AU Mit
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